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Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1971-04-15

Ohio Jewish Chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1971-04-15, page 01

nnJ/ Serving Columbus; "Central" and Southwestern Ohio fflg.
VOL. 49 NO. 14
APRIL IS; ISn-NISAN 20
ni Iraiili Unit
HIGIISTOWN. N.J. (WNS)-Two hundred and fifty Jewish Defense League members marched here to protest recent cross-burnings by ttie Ku I^ux Klan aimed at Jews. They were joined by black ybuths who joined in shouting "no more racism! No More Klan!." Sixteen persons, including 8 JDL members and-4 Idansmen, were arrested.
WASHINGTON <WNS)-The Jewish War Veterans have appealed to President Nixon to give "prompt consideration of a grant of clemency" tp Lt. William P. Calley Jr.
JERUSALEM (WNS)-With the approval of IsraeU authorities, Arab educators met in Ramallah to begin preliminary discussion on plans to establish an Arab university in the West Banlu:
TEL ^VIV (WNS)-Another plane load of Soviet
Jews landed at Lydda Airport carrying, for the first
, time in manthsi^two Jewish families from the remote
-Georgift'SSIL'fh^: said there were 70,000 Jews in
Georgia and they all wanted tp immigrate to Israel.
l^el Holding Decisiip^ii Interim ArFangem^nts For Reopening Canal
JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Israel govemment is holding up its decision on interim arrangements for reopening the Suez Canal pending darificatioh.from the United States on the key matter of security guarantees for Israd, it was learned today. - SpecificaUy, Israel wants to know what steps will be taken to ensure that no Egyptian forces cross the watorway in the event that Israeli forces pull back any distance from the' canal's easttiank. Israel has thade it clear that it would never agree to an arrangement enabling Egyptian troops to
cross the canal. The extent of any Israeli pultback is one of the subjects under top level discussion here at the moment. It is believed howev.er that Israd will never unilaterally Withdraw its forces beyond a point whercihey would lose ef¬ fective control of the canal banks. The initiative for an
interim arrangement came from Washington. Israel refuses to risk another situation in which it would be presented with an Egyptian fait iaccompli. They bdieye that since Washington is anxious for some sort of arrangement to break the present political impasse in
the Mi|east, it must bear the burdof of providing iipn- dgd security guarantees fot Israd. Premiejr Golda Meir who has taken several days off for the Passover holiday, will preside^^ver the discussions latCT*this week from whidi a decision is expected to,emerge"
Report Dates Set For UJFC Workers
mabbi Michelman Addmsses Leadership Reception Thurs.
Rabbi - Henry D. Michelman, Assistant to the president of The Jewish Theological Seminary ;pf America, will address' a leadership recepticn.iset fpr 8 p.m., Thursday, Apr. 22, at the home of George M. Levine, 350 South Stanwood Road. Announcement of Rabbi Michebnan's visit to Columbus was made by Beii: Goodman, chainnail of Terajple' Tifereth Israel's Committee for The Jewish llieological Seminary which i's spearheading arrangements for the reception.
Ordained by The Jewish Theological Seminary, central institution of lear¬ ning for Conservative Judaism, Rabbi Michelman served as rabbi of Congregation Baith Israel Anshe Emesf the mother' synagogue of Brooklyn, New York, from 1967 -1970. For over ten years he worked with Jewish youth in the Youth Activities Program of the United Synagogue Movement during which time he was Youth Director in several Conservative congregations in the Greater Metropolitan Area of New York. Prior to his coming to the Seminary to study for the
RABBI MICHELMAN
rabbinate, he was a Management Consultant and a Systems Analyst with the firm of Norman Jaspan Associates.
Rabbi Michelman received a B. A. degree from the College of the City of New York and did graduate work in industrial management at the Bernard /Baruch School of City CoUege. He holds a Masters of Hebrew Literature Degree from The Jewish Theological Seminary and the degree of Rabbi, Teacher and Preacher. Among the many prizes awarded him by The Seminary are the WiUiam B.
Hackenburg Prize in Midrash (1966), Annie F. Schimmel Memorial Prize (1967 and, 1969), Sara Solis Nathan Prize (1968) and the Reverend Zvi Hirsch Masliansky Award in Homiletics (1969 and 1970). An internationally renowned citadel of Hebraic ahd Judaic scholarship. The Jewish Theological Seminary maintains cam¬ puses in New York, Los Angeles and Jerusalem. It is widely known for its radio and television series on NBC, "The Eternal Li^t," twice winner of the George Foster Peabody Award, the most coveted in the broadcasting industry.
Sunday, Apr. 18, from 10 a.m. tiU 12 noon, workers in the current UJFC Campaign are urged to. turn m aU remaihihg cards. As the Campaign nears its close (Campaign Closing is set for May 5th), every sdicitor is urged to see every con¬ tributor, so t'hat every persoii in the community will have an opportunity to be-a part of the 1971 history- making effort.
Substantial increases have afready been reported by Ben Goodman, General Chainnan. The Young Men's Division headed by Don Katz . and Michael Bloch is leading the .way, with a 72.8 per¬ centage increase. Young Matrons, with Mrs, Gerald Swedlow as Chairman and Mrs. Fred Liiper as Ck)- Chairman, report a 52 percent increase. Other Divisions are also weU ahead of last year.
Face-to-face meetings With ieach prospect becomes increasingly important, as
the final solicitations are made. Every worker has been made aware 6f the importance of the Cam-^' paignj and every prpspect has' been alerted tp the reasons for increased giyihg. Many peeple ¦ ire even
caUing the UJFC office, to make increased pledges, and according to Mr. Goodman,.; "the goal is achievable^ through persistence andy thorough .man-to-man add wonian-tp-woinan ex-
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Mrsi F, R&U^l^d H<ofiored By B'nai Writh Women ,
Displeasure ixpressed Over Pontiff's Good Friday Sermon
JERUSALEM (JTA)~ Displeasure was expressed in Israel government circles today over Pope Paul VI's refereQces to the Christian community in Jerusalem in his Good Friday sermon. Most observers interpreted the Pope's words as a clear aUusion to the Vatican's long-standing position favoring special in¬ ternational status for Jerusalem and its holy
places. The Pontiff called on the world's Christians to give "spiritual, moral and material support" to the Christian community in Jerusalem and the Holy Land "where the benign wind of peace still fails to blow." He said, "We must look Willi affectionate solicitude to the .Christian communities in that Holy Land. They have been sorely
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Mrs. W. Robinson Named 1971 Israel Bonds Women's Chairman
Frank R. Nutis, Chairman of the 1971 Columbus Israel Bond campaign announced that Mrs. Walter Robinson had accepted the chair¬ manship of the Israel Bond Women's Division Cam¬ paign. Mrs. Robinson.led the ~ 1970 Women's Division portion of the (Governor's Dinner and with Mrs. Ber¬ nard Mentser, co-chaired the very,successful All Israel Fashion Show wfeich produced over $60,000r^ in Women's Division Sales for the 1970 Israel Bond Cam¬ paign.
Mrs. Robinson is a past presldeut of the Jewish Center Pre-school and of Temple Israel Sisterhood. She is a meinber of the Board of Women's Division of Un^ed Jewish Fund and Council aijd has been a co- chairman of its keynoters.
She serves as an advisor to the Sub Region of the Ohio
Mrs. Fred Roland (Jenny) was honpred by B'nai B'rith Women Zion Chapter as their "Woman of the Year!' at the annual paid up membership tea which was held recently • at the Governor's Mansion.
SArs. Roland has served as President of Tifereth Israel Sisterhood, Hadassah, and of the Parent Teacher Association of both elementary and junior high schools. She has been aq active board member of most of the women's Jewish organizations and of the Camp. Fire Council of Franklin County, in addition found time to develop a love and knowledge of art and music. She has sung in her congregation choir as weU as in the chorus for her P.T.A.
Jennyisthe only woman in
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MRS. FRED ROLAND
the midwest Who is an"ac¬ credited member of the Library of Congress to transcribe braille in Hebrew. She has transcribed the Bible and many other Hebrew books for the Jewish blind.
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MRS. WALTER ROBINSON
Valley Federation of Temple Youth, is a trustee of the Temple Israel Foundation and holds memberships if Haddassah, B'nai B'rith, Brandeis, O.R.T. and the Council of Jewish Women.
The, Robinsons live in Bexley and are tlie parents of four children, one married and three are students.
Jaey Adams To Appear At Locaf Union Dinner For Bonds
Joey Adams, star of stage, screen, radio, television and night clubs, a world traveler who has been a "good will ambassador" to many countries, wUI appear at the Robert W. Greer Tribute Dinner on Sunday, Apr. 25 at the NeU House at a dinner co- sponsored by the Columbus- Franklin County AFL-CIO and State of Israel Bonds.
The chairman for the dinner is Mr. Harry Mayfield, President of the Columbus-Franklin Countj^ AFL-CIO, and vice- chairman is Mr. Ralph Hockman,' Executive -Secretary of the Columbus- Franklin County AFLrCIO.
The committee for the dinner consists of: Frank
JOEY ADAMS
Brockmeyer, International Representative, United Auto Workers; Charles Briish, Bakers Local, NOy57; Marie Derenburger, President,
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